Wed Jul 20, 2005 3:19 pm
It would be nice if movie stars would not die... *thinks of all movies Bruce Lee could have done* may he rest in peace too
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Sat Jul 23, 2005 8:51 am
Indeed. I think the highlight of Doohan's career was Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. That was one of the funniest damn movies I've ever seen. I still remember the scene with him trying to talk to the computer in the 20th century. Pure gold.
"He's a freak, ladies and gentlemen! He's a freak!"
"He's a freak, ladies and gentlemen! He's a freak!"
Sat Jul 23, 2005 3:14 pm
No, my point is his death isn't a tragedy in the least.
Death is not an inherently bad thing. Impermanence is one of the basic laws of the universe--even if you believe in an afterlife, death is still undeniably inevitable. And it's neither inherently good nor bad. It simply is.
Celebrate his life. Don't mourn his death.
And considering the mental and physical state of most post-85 year olds, his life after that point may very well have been considered mournable, had he not died.
Death is not an inherently bad thing. Impermanence is one of the basic laws of the universe--even if you believe in an afterlife, death is still undeniably inevitable. And it's neither inherently good nor bad. It simply is.
Celebrate his life. Don't mourn his death.
And considering the mental and physical state of most post-85 year olds, his life after that point may very well have been considered mournable, had he not died.
Sat Jul 23, 2005 3:32 pm
Wilde, for one so young, you have so much to learn about human nature and valueing people.
His additions to life went beyond TV and movies. As a human, he had value and purpose and added to humanities mix.
Compassion, is an emotional thing, and if left out of the equations, reduces humanity to mere data.
We can celibrate his life, but mourning his death is also needed, as he is taken from us, and we have him no more.
Edited by - Finalday on 7/23/2005 4:33:42 PM
His additions to life went beyond TV and movies. As a human, he had value and purpose and added to humanities mix.
Compassion, is an emotional thing, and if left out of the equations, reduces humanity to mere data.
We can celibrate his life, but mourning his death is also needed, as he is taken from us, and we have him no more.
Edited by - Finalday on 7/23/2005 4:33:42 PM
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